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Old 04-16-2022, 10:41 AM
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I really like that shifter. My car was converted to a th350 and I am using a stock shifter. It’s so loose it’s difficult to run it up through the gears. I am going to see if I get used to it- otherwise this is a great option

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Old 04-16-2022, 12:01 PM
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I really like that shifter. My car was converted to a th350 and I am using a stock shifter. It’s so loose it’s difficult to run it up through the gears. I am going to see if I get used to it- otherwise this is a great option
I can't recommend this this shifter highly enough. It looks inconspicuous and period correct, and it feels extremely solid, mechanical, and precise. Shifters are one of those things that make a big impact not only on how a car looks, but also on your overall experience driving the car. If you decide to revisit the shifter in your car, the Pro-Matic 2 is one of the best options. It's the best combination of looks and function, IMO.

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